laravel-password-reset-model contains an Eloquent model for the password_resets table as created by the default Larvel installation.
$ composer require repat/laravel-password-reset-model
All fields are fillable ($guarded = []).
If you've kept the standard FQCN for Laravels User Model (\App\Model\User::class) you can use the ->user relationship or extend this model and override the user() method.
$passwordReset = \Repat\Laravel\PasswordReset::first();
// User
$passwordReset->email;
$passwordReset->user; // App\Models\User|null based on email, extend the relationship if you have a different FQCN
$passwordReset->token; // string
$passwordReset->created_at; // \Carbon\Carbon|null- MIT, see LICENSE
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